May 14, 2025 · 29 min · 9 segments
In this episode, Maria and Teyshi discuss the ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan, particularly focusing on the recent military actions and their implications for the Kashmir Valley. They…
A series of 14 precision strikes target the elegant terrorists.
And they claim, again, they claim, I don't know, they eliminate 100 militias.
But at the end of the day, we don't know for sure.
What do you think, Tishy?
I think going right back to the last episode, we didn't know.
So much has happened in the last week, right? So I feel like literally after the last episode, there was a ceasefire declared by the US and everyone was really happy.
I was really happy.
And so a lot has happened, Maria.
And talking about Operation Sindur, which was obviously India taking the initiative of blaming Pakistan for these October the 7th style attacks in Pahalgam by these mysterious militants that sprang out of the woods without any evidence and proof, I might add.
And someone quite senior in the government who's being interviewed did actually say, it doesn't matter, we don't need evidence.
So based on what a lot of people think is false flag attack on the 22nd of April, India... self-proclaiming that they don't need evidence, have launched Operation Sindur, which was three missiles on nine different locations in Pakistan.
And yes, it's very confusing.
You know, 14 precision strikes, nine sides, 14.
And you're right, India did claim that they got rid of 100 militants, including individuals linked to past terror attacks, they say.
Now, I'm going to be honest, I cannot make head or tail of that.
I think most people can't.
I think a lot of people don't really care.
The people that are on social media talking about this, they don't really care.
They just make up their own facts to suit their narrative.
They are, I think at this point, I think they are consciously and willingly in a propaganda war of words.
So I think people at this point are knowingly engaging in misinformation and fake news.
A series of 14 precision strikes target the elegant terrorists.
And they claim, again, they claim, I don't know, they eliminate 100 militias.
But at the end of the day, we don't know for sure.
What do you think, Tishy?
I think going right back to the last episode, we didn't know.
So much has happened in the last week, right? So I feel like literally after the last episode, there was a ceasefire declared by the US and everyone was really happy.
I was really happy.
And so a lot has happened, Maria.
And talking about Operation Sindur, which was obviously India taking the initiative of blaming Pakistan for these October the 7th style attacks in Pahalgam by these mysterious militants that sprang out of the woods without any evidence and proof, I might add.
And someone quite senior in the government who's being interviewed did actually say, it doesn't matter, we don't need evidence.
So based on what a lot of people think is false flag attack on the 22nd of April, India... self-proclaiming that they don't need evidence, have launched Operation Sindur, which was three missiles on nine different locations in Pakistan.
And yes, it's very confusing.
You know, 14 precision strikes, nine sides, 14.
And you're right, India did claim that they got rid of 100 militants, including individuals linked to past terror attacks, they say.
Now, I'm going to be honest, I cannot make head or tail of that.
I think most people can't.
I think a lot of people don't really care.
The people that are on social media talking about this, they don't really care.
They just make up their own facts to suit their narrative.
They are, I think at this point, I think they are consciously and willingly in a propaganda war of words.
So I think people at this point are knowingly engaging in misinformation and fake news.
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